Sentence examples for leader meaning from inspiring English sources

James said she had not yet formalised her nomination as leader, meaning that she had never formally taken over from her predecessor, Nigel Farage, following her landslide election on 16 September.

And it's not like the Liberals can do anything about it, they're dwindling in political purgatory, fracturing rapidly, with barely any seats and the obsolete Bob Rae as their interim leader, meaning they have no direction or a serious organization.

On February 1, 2006, the Liberal Party Caucus chose Bill Graham as parliamentary leader, meaning he served as Leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons until the election of Stéphane Dion as Liberal leader at the Liberal Party leadership convention, held December 2 3, 2006.

However, for many observant women nowadays, there is little opportunity for direct contact with a religious leader, meaning the internet and all its misinformation has become the primary sounding board for those hoping to find the theological answers to their sartorial questions.

As a woman who's broken many barriers -- before she became the first female speaker of the House of Representatives in 2007, Pelosi was the first woman appointed Democratic leader, meaning that she was the first women to lead a major political party -- she's learned that it's not your weaknesses your opponents will go after, but your strengths.

Life has since been quite good for the Kentucky Republican: His wife, Elaine Chao, was picked as Trump's transportation secretary, and McConnell retained his post as Senate majority leader, meaning he will shape the nation's legislative agenda for the next four years.

Deng coined the phrase "core leader", and said he, Mao Zedong and Jiang Zemin were core leaders, meaning they had almost absolute authority and should not be questioned.

While 10 of the 24 Qaeda leaders identified by the C.I.A. last year have been accounted for, American intelligence officials say that they have identified about 20 people who can now be described as active Qaeda leaders, meaning that the 14 who have eluded capture from last year have been joined by at least six others.

"Business has dedicated its innovation and resources to dealing with the bureaucracy and optimizing taxes," Mr. Putin complained at a meeting with Russia's business leaders, meaning that business has become more adept at cutting through government red tape and minimizing its tax burden.

These characters are important quest givers and faction leaders, meaning that many people will rarely even eat one, let alone the whole set.

Not only is Union a moral leader, it's also a resident of Manhattan with long ties to the city's leaders, meaning that divestment now has a foothold in the world's financial capital.